Mice are immune to scorpion venom
The grasshooper mice can attack and eat Bark Arizona scorpions without being affected by the scorpion's powerful poison.
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The grasshooper mice can attack and eat Bark Arizona scorpions without being affected by the scorpion's powerful poison.
The vote counting process to select the 2018 Nobel Prize in Medicine was completed and announced by the Nobel Prize Medical Committee of the Karolinska Institute (Sweden…
As a complement to the Nobel Prize, since 2004, the $ 1 million Shaw award has been awarded for achievements in three areas of mathematics, life science - medicine and a…
US scientists have successfully prepared an experimental vaccine, which for the first time completely destroys the immunodeficiency virus, similar to the HIV virus that…
According to Ansa, the Italian Institute of Advanced Health (ISS) has said it will test an HIV / AIDS vaccine in the process of research called TAT in South Africa.
According to Wikipedia, Karl Landsteiner was born on June 14, 1868, known in 1902 when he presented a new system for the classification of blood types from his findings…
The excellent images below are the most notable scientific and medical achievements in 2015. For many too small specimens, by super modern technology, people can only ad…
Recently, a mouse study published in Science magazine revealed for the first time what happens inside the body, after exposure to very small amounts of allergens.
Cabbage is a very familiar vegetable and thrives in the winter. However, this is a nutritious vegetable, both used for eating, healing, both for beauty ...
Mushrooms, garlic, spinach, pineapple, avocado help the body increase resistance, avoid flu symptoms and colds when the weather changes to winter.
In winter, nutritious, antioxidant and immune-enhancing foods will help you stay warm throughout the cold season.
The reason why science has not yet succeeded in modifying the human genome using CRISPR technology may be due to the immune system of people responding to Cas9 protein.
By stimulating the immune system, research by James P.Allison (USA) and Tasuku Honjo (Japan) gives hope to completely reverse cancer.
A complete cure for HIV disease has passed the first phase trial and provided US scientists with a grant of $ 20 million.
A new study has shown that from spider silk, one can develop a method to help get vaccines straight to white blood cells in the body.